Solar panels can be effectively installed on the concrete roofs of individual houses or duplexes using an elevated structure. This innovative system involves elevating the structure to a certain height to accommodate the installation of solar panels. By adopting this approach, the entire roof space becomes available for personal use, allowing for activities such as developing a kitchen garden, organizing get-togethers or parties, and imparting an elegant aesthetic to the entire roof. SunEdge Projects has successfully implemented solar installations using elevated structures on roofs across various regions, including Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and West Bengal. Our projects showcase the dual benefits of harnessing solar energy and optimizing the rooftop space for versatile and aesthetic purposes. Explore some of our distinguished projects featuring solar installations on elevated structures to witness the transformative impact on both energy efficiency and the visual appeal of the roof.

This innovative system has demonstrated its success, particularly in areas where the primary source of electrification is not the grid but rather a Diesel Generator (DG). Solar power generated by panels is efficiently stored in batteries, seamlessly synchronized with the DG. Farmhouses emerge as ideal candidates for such integrated systems, maximizing self-sufficiency and minimizing reliance on conventional power sources. It’s worth noting that this effective system isn’t limited to farmhouses alone; it can be seamlessly integrated into residential settings as well. The flexibility and adaptability of this solution make it a viable option for diverse locations, catering to both rural and urban energy needs. For a closer look at the practical application of this technology, explore some of our showcased projects in farmhouses, where the synergy of solar and DG power systems has proven to be both reliable and cost-effective.

Switching to solar energy with bi-directional meters transforms the conventional unidirectional energy flow. This advanced meter not only measures electricity consumption but also facilitates feeding excess solar-generated units back into the grid. Monthly billing reflects both consumed and generated units, allowing users to pay only for their net consumption. This dual-functionality not only reduces electricity bills but also promotes a more sustainable and environmentally conscious energy approach. Embracing solar technology and bi-directional meters empowers individuals to actively contribute to a greener future while enjoying the financial benefits of reduced energy costs.